The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-13
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
Lists OF the Dead and Injured, So Far as II
Is Possible to Obtain Names.

Lists of the Dead and Injured, So Far as It
La Possible To Obtain Names
CHATswoRTH. ILL.,. Aug. 12.--All manner of
speculation is heard here as to the number of
dead The coroner says he can account for
seventyseven bodies, and believes there no
more in the wreck. The latter branch of the
statement is uneuestionably true but the latest
and most reliable advices swell the number of
fatalities TO eighty. The railroad
people have agents at work col
1ecting information as to the num-
Der and residences of the dead and
wounded. Many were taken away from Chats
worth and Piper City early yesterday morning,
before the extent Of their injuries was made
known. Some of these have, it is said, died to-
day. The railroad people say that eighty-seve
have already died and thirteen more in
critical condition. The bodies of the victims.
nearly all of the wounded and the personal
effects OF the passengers, are no longer in Chats
worth and Piper City. All efforts to accurately
ascertain the identity of the sufferers have, up
70 this time. been unavailing. The coroner him
self is at sea with his figures. and init
mates that he may possibly have under
estimated the full extent of the disaster
The railroad officials alone enlightens the
public on this point The newspapers pow
erless, numerous bodies and wounded people
were removed before any of the correspondents
arrived in Cnatsworth. Following is the list of
those who had died up to o'clock this after
noon, as far as their names could be learned
from Coroner Long and friends and relatives:
MRS MRS NANCY NANCY, ALT TER, West Nest Pein ; Ia
MISS EVA AFTER, West Point, la.
E. +. ADAMS. Blackstone. ILL.,
MRS. w. H. ALLEN Peoria, Ill.
MISS SUSIE BALL, PEORIA Ill
s. G. BREEzE. Wyoming. ILL.,
MRS WILLIAM BELL Peoria III.
MRS JOSIE BLANDIN. Harkers Corner, Ill.
MRS. THOMAS COOPER. Pekin. Ill.
MES MES P PTSE n SEESS MIs1P5a aetia m
MRS. j. NJ. CLAY Eureka, LII.
MISS EVELYN CARITHERS. Evans, Ill
WIN. CRAIG. Cuba, Ill.
REV. VIM. COLLINS. Galesburg.
MATTE CASSELL, Washington, Ill.
CAPT. r. r. DAHLKE. Peoria.
MRS. EMILY DUCKETT, Forest, II.
MRS. JAMES DEAL. Peoria.
WILLARD FILLMORE, Pontiac.
PEARL FRENCH, Peoria.
ia. GREEN, Breeds Station, III.
G.. f. HARTLEY. Bushnell. Ill.
MRS. E. HILL Berwick, Ill.
+. r. HILL, Berwick.
+. r. HILLS infant child.
NOAH HAVERMILL. Canton, Ill.
MRS. HICKS Chillcothe.
JOB P. KELLY, Breeds Station.
w. r. LOTT. Elmwood.
ENGINEE Es ED MoLINTocK; Peoria.
J.B MFADDEN, Peoria.
JESSE MEEK, Eureka. ILL.,
MISS MAY M'EvERY, Peoria.
MISS AGNES MURPHEY, Peoria,
ROSE MURPHEY, Peoria.
MRS II. A. MCCLURE Ketsburg.
Infant of MRS. MCCLURE.
MRS JOSEPH MURPHEY, Peoria.
N. A MOORE. Jacksonville Ill.
A. MARTIN, Bloomington.
Infant of MRS. NEAL, of Peoria.
MISS NEAL Mossville. ILL.,
MISS JENNIE O'SHAUGHNESSEY, Peoria.
MRS. MAGGIE POWERS. Peoria.
w. H. POTTER. Bushnell, III.
WILLARD PATTERSON Wyoming Ill.
GEORGE PRESS Washington, Ill
JAMES d. RICHARDS, Franklin Neb.
MICHAEL w. REAGAN, Binehamton. NY.
PAUL SACKENREUTER, Pekin.
MRS. G. d. SNEDECKER, Abingdon, H.
r. z. STRACHA& Peoria
VIM STEPHENS. Peoria.
MISS EMMA STEPHENS. Peoria.
MISS ELLA STEPHENS, Peoria.
MELVILLE SMITH Matamoras.
MRS NJ. SMITH, Matamoras.
GEORGE A. SMITH, Peoria.
HENRY SWEGELSON Keokuk.
0 8ss Is sf . sT6 GTssn RGDaM7sy ss Point
JESSE SHERMAN. Brinfeld. Ill
w. v. TROVILLE. Abingdon, Ill.
@. p VAN LEW Galesburg.
MRS. PETER VALENTINE New York.
MRS. MARY VALDEJOE Peoria.
MRS. IDA WEBSTER Peoria.
r. r. WRIGHT, Peoria.
FRED ID. WEINETT. Peoria.
JOHN ZEITLER, Pekn. Ill.
MRS. ZIMMERMAN, Peoria.
In addition to the eighty-six or eighty-seven
known TO be dead, there are three of the wound
cd at Chatsworth whom physicians pronounced
70 be beyond recovery. They lay in the town
hall and were being cared for by relatives or
kind sympathizers in every way possible. These
three were Mrs. q. II. Clark, of Rootstown, o.;
Miss Mary Valdeioe, of Peoria, and Harry B.
Lawrence, of Burlington. Iowa
Lists Of the wounded are necessarily incom-
nlete and the full extent OF the injuries will